Reply With QuoteNo there’s not.Originally Posted by Mason89
It’s pretty straight forward.
Nobody is forced to take a particular job.
Nobody is forced to stay in one.
If you don’t like the pay or conditions then you are free to look elsewhere.
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No
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No there’s not.
It’s pretty straight forward.
Nobody is forced to take a particular job.
Nobody is forced to stay in one.
If you don’t like the pay or conditions then you are free to look elsewhere.
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Aye alright Norman Tebbit. Who’s driving the trains once they all f*ck off?
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That would be the reason to give them decent pay and conditions.
But on an individual basis, none of the union nonsense about paying the wasters the same as the decent employees.
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Who knows?
Do you care? The Great British prurient pastime.
It certainly stops you considering what's really the problem with the UK.
Do you think that any of the lying and destruction of civilised norms by Boris and chums are made up?
Aren't you worried about the fact you cannot do a damn thing about any of it? (Assuming you know it to be true)
Another perspective on him that isn't tied to that bastion of non partisan reporting, the British press.
https://www.newstatesman.com/politic...osion-rule-law
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The Balmoral Hotel thing is just an extension of the haircut, krankie pish. It’s just good old fashioned ***ism from the feeble minded
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What's the Balmoral incident?
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It’s an internet rumour made up by unionist sad sacks because they can’t handle seeing a woman in a position of power. It centres around her being in a lesbian relationship, having an argument in the Balmoral Hotel, which resulted in an iron flying out the window & the police getting called.
Obviously if you were the First Minister trying to have an affair, the Balmoral Hotel would be the first place you’d go to. No chance she’d get spotted there.
The irons a nice touch, just for the extra misogyny
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Slight problem with claiming unionist have a problem isn’t the Queen the most powerful person in the union. Don’t forget Maggie thatcher they didn’t have a problem with her either.
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You’re a bloody nightmare Mason min.
Would this be about the time that all three leaders of the main parties in Scotland were women?
If not, at least try to remember that this was the case.
The only two UK female Prime Minister s were tories and no doubt unionists.
The quines are doing fine without your help, give it a rest min.
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